Well done bro! Love the new belt grinder attachment. The wood was a great choice lovely straight grain in the centre of the board. And you already know I admire your metal work, axes and hammer's both. Thanks bro Anthony Kent
Man Paul, I'm sorry as hell that I didnt find your channel much sooner than today! You have a great channel and make tools that are relevant to me and what I do. I've been a Welding Fabricator for 40 plus years, it sure would have been nice to have some of your skills at your age.
I was completely on board here until you pressed the axe head on. I know it's not a big deal as long as everything is shaped to fit right and you don't over stress the wood in the press, but I can hear my grandfather rolling his eyes from his grave. Looks like an excellent tool! Enjoyed the video.
Ahhhhh I finally figured out why on your blacksmith mark why one of your "P's" are reversed. I'm sure people figured that out in elementary school and you never heard the last of it. 😂
Oohhhh that scared the piss out of me when you were pulling the cheeks down on the horn like that gibmhuu da ebbie jeebies lol , nice anvil bro is it an soderfers???
Awesome work Paul, keep it up mate and good quality videos. Can I just make a suggestion, don't worry too much about having music on the videos or have it really soft, the work is interesting enough without any music and being able to just hear you working away is more than good enough. - Also, I loved your Damascus knife, I see you have a shop online but don't see it listed on the shop. - If you make another I would love to buy one.
I don't like to be a complainer or tell someone how to run their own business lol but I would make one request if it's ok. Can you please give us a little bit of commentary or voice over of the process your going through as you go through each stage. Otherwise great video.
That is a really nice one looks perfect for spoon carving. I would like to try it for that. Great work. I checked but don’t see on your website yet. Is there a chance it will be there?
Correct me if I’m wrong but it looks like you made the taper in the axe head wrong. You made it smaller at the top but it’s supposed to be larger. And then you made two perpendicular cuts in the top of the handle. And then just did a press fit? I mean I know you used a bottle press but over time it could still work loose.
The taper is supposed to be an hourglass shape, wider at the top and bottom and narrow in the middle. I made two cuts because I used two wedges for a tighter fit and the bottle jack gives me a much tighter fit and lets me drive the wedge way deeper than you ever could with a hammer because it will just crack eventually after repeatedly hitting it.
Just a few questions for you sir, What kind of press and how many tons? and what brand of grinder if i may ask? also, your videos are always great. very inspiring!
Thank you! I built the press and it’s about 15 tons but I’m about to build a new one that’s around 30 and the grinder is a Beaumont metal works kmg grinder
@@PaulPinto Thanks very much, as someone who aspires to do some of the things that you do, this is extremely helpful. Also, maybe you could detail your new press build as a video? i know i would like that very much.
I like the addition of music, but I think it's a bit off for this type of video. I can see why you use very upbeat and happy music, possibly with inspiration from Alec Steele, but I would recommend to tone it down a little and give the tool and metalwork a more prominent place in the video. It's one of the things I love about your other video. I still think you should have music, but if possible, I think it would be better mixed with the raw audio, instead of having sections with each
Would you sell it?....or one like it?....Carried guns as part of my job , for thirty yrs....but never owned one of my own....not for long anyway, once I bought a rifle for hunting ended up giving it away to a friend.....I love axes....and blades....
I'm going to have to second what Kim said. While I'm here Paul, your work bench is not going to reach the level of " Hand Tool Rescue" if you put wood scrap to catch all your finishing. hehe. Nice axe btw.
Outstanding job!. Very nice looking hatchet. How much did the billet weigh before and how much did the finished head weigh after, if you don't mind me asking. Also, sorry if I missed it but what is the composition of the bilet metal?
killer hatchet!
I started forging because of your channel. Keep up the good work
That’s awesome!! Thanks man
Nice, but please consider to have music or turn down the volume. I love to see these videos but I prefer the sound of the tools.
Potti314 me too
agreed
That is one fine hatchet. Very nice work
Well done bro! Love the new belt grinder attachment. The wood was a great choice lovely straight grain in the centre of the board. And you already know I admire your metal work, axes and hammer's both. Thanks bro Anthony Kent
Thanks Anthony!! I’m really glad you like it👊
Cool tool
Wow! Nice work.
Love your work! Everything you make is
functionable works of art. Simple and elegant. Keep it up!
Man Paul, I'm sorry as hell that I didnt find your channel much sooner than today! You have a great channel and make tools that are relevant to me and what I do. I've been a Welding Fabricator for 40 plus years, it sure would have been nice to have some of your skills at your age.
Hell yeah nice work
Thanks man!!
excellent as usual
So glad to have you back! Awesome work as always! Love this style of bearded hatchet-carving axes
Thank you!! It’s good to be back and I’m glad you like it👊
those are some MASSIVE swage blocks in the background
Awesome video and beautiful hatchet....
Thank you!!
I was completely on board here until you pressed the axe head on. I know it's not a big deal as long as everything is shaped to fit right and you don't over stress the wood in the press, but I can hear my grandfather rolling his eyes from his grave. Looks like an excellent tool! Enjoyed the video.
Awesome Job Paul! I don’t why I like Bearded Axe so much. Maybe because you can chop wood and use it for home protection.
Great Job 👍👍👍👍
extraordinary
welcome back my friend.
nice to see you again
keep the good job
god bless you
Great to see you back at it Paul!
Thank you!!
Really like this one a lot. it looks so good. You do a fantastic job.
Awesome work Paul. I aim to be that skilled one day
Thank you! I appreciate it👊
Awesome video bro. Now I know what my next project is! Off to the forge.
Another great job Paul 👍 you've got some new toys too.
23k subs now, channel is growing well
Nice. Good to see you
Thanks! It’s good to be back haha
Well done awesome work keep it up 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you!!
Nice work Paul! 👍🏻👊🏻
Thank you I appreciate it!!
Ahhhhh I finally figured out why on your blacksmith mark why one of your "P's" are reversed. I'm sure people figured that out in elementary school and you never heard the last of it. 😂
Nice work! Mean little chopper there!
Thank you!👊👊
Oohhhh that scared the piss out of me when you were pulling the cheeks down on the horn like that gibmhuu da ebbie jeebies lol , nice anvil bro is it an soderfers???
Good job, congratulations.
Awesome work Paul, keep it up mate and good quality videos. Can I just make a suggestion, don't worry too much about having music on the videos or have it really soft, the work is interesting enough without any music and being able to just hear you working away is more than good enough. - Also, I loved your Damascus knife, I see you have a shop online but don't see it listed on the shop. - If you make another I would love to buy one.
Show me the wedge for that cross cut on the eye portion, please :)
fantastic work, this is what I've been looking for in a carving axe. might have to order one of these along with a bowl adze from you...
Thank you!! I’m glad you like it and feel free to message me if you want one
@@PaulPinto you've definitely got me giving my wallet a hungry look! :D
any idea what the waìt time would be for an axe like that and an adze?
Nice work man!!👍🏻
Thank you!!
Good master. I Wish You Good Luck!
Your talented man!
Thanks I appreciate it!👊👊
nice work, at 6:08, the small wheel grinder attachment, is that from kmg?
Beautiful.
Thank you!!
Very nice!
Thank you!!
Good one Paul, where you been mate, on New Year holidays, by the way, Happy New Year matey.
Thanks Len!! I just took a little break and worked on a big steel fabrication job but now I’m back haha and happy new year to you too!
@@PaulPinto Good on ya mate, cheers Len.
I don't like to be a complainer or tell someone how to run their own business lol but I would make one request if it's ok. Can you please give us a little bit of commentary or voice over of the process your going through as you go through each stage. Otherwise great video.
That is a really nice one looks perfect for spoon carving. I would like to try it for that. Great work. I checked but don’t see on your website yet. Is there a chance it will be there?
I need one of these! 👊🏻
Send me a message on my site if you want one👊👊
nice one mate keep it up
Thanks man!!
beautiful
Thank you!!
beautifull!!!!!!
Thanks!!
Correct me if I’m wrong but it looks like you made the taper in the axe head wrong. You made it smaller at the top but it’s supposed to be larger. And then you made two perpendicular cuts in the top of the handle. And then just did a press fit? I mean I know you used a bottle press but over time it could still work loose.
The taper is supposed to be an hourglass shape, wider at the top and bottom and narrow in the middle. I made two cuts because I used two wedges for a tighter fit and the bottle jack gives me a much tighter fit and lets me drive the wedge way deeper than you ever could with a hammer because it will just crack eventually after repeatedly hitting it.
ok then I guess I just missed the part when the wedges went in.
Good 👏
Why did you cut the wood for the wedge two different ways?
Great video what kind of steel and what size block if u don't mind me asking
Thank you! And I used 4140 and I didn’t really measure I kinda just eyeballed it haha. It it was probably around 1.25x1.5x3
I came here for the first time. I want to forge.
Awesome!
Hi Paul. I have a question. Where could I find a raw hickory wood or lumber? I want to build me a custom Axe Handle. Thanks buddy
Just a few questions for you sir, What kind of press and how many tons? and what brand of grinder if i may ask? also, your videos are always great. very inspiring!
Thank you! I built the press and it’s about 15 tons but I’m about to build a new one that’s around 30 and the grinder is a Beaumont metal works kmg grinder
@@PaulPinto Thanks very much, as someone who aspires to do some of the things that you do, this is extremely helpful. Also, maybe you could detail your new press build as a video? i know i would like that very much.
Hy , what steel do you use?
احسنت اخى عمل رائع 👍👍
Great video! How come you tempered it with a torch vs the oven?
SE Collectiv because he wanted to keep the hardness on the edge but soften the eye and hammer side so it wouldn’t check or chip
Yep Canadian Smith is exactly right
Ah gotcha! Thanks so much!
Отлично , патриот!👍
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Fuck me, pressing the handle into the head looks like a much more convenient way than hammering it, hah.
I like the addition of music, but I think it's a bit off for this type of video. I can see why you use very upbeat and happy music, possibly with inspiration from Alec Steele, but I would recommend to tone it down a little and give the tool and metalwork a more prominent place in the video. It's one of the things I love about your other video. I still think you should have music, but if possible, I think it would be better mixed with the raw audio, instead of having sections with each
Would you sell it?....or one like it?....Carried guns as part of my job , for thirty yrs....but never owned one of my own....not for long anyway, once I bought a rifle for hunting ended up giving it away to a friend.....I love axes....and blades....
I see the head tip as you pressed it do you put a wedge and epoxy to keep it in place? be well and be safe
I press it on and than use wood glue to secure the wood wedge in but lately I’ve been using metal wedges too
What this material?
That's more for kindling and carving not chopping trees
How to contact You?
You do awesome work but I would rather the music was left out
Thank you! I’ve had a few people say that but I just use it to cover up the noise from the press it gets kinda annoying
Love your work, but wish you’d leave the music out.
Thanks! I try to use the music to cover up the sound of the press it’s kinda annoying
@@PaulPinto I like the sounds of the hammering and the press, but that could just be me :)
I'm going to have to second what Kim said. While I'm here Paul, your work bench is not going to reach the level of " Hand Tool Rescue" if you put wood scrap to catch all your finishing. hehe. Nice axe btw.
6:03 hmmmmmm
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*Axe doesn't have a beard, dislike*
Outstanding job!. Very nice looking hatchet. How much did the billet weigh before and how much did the finished head weigh after, if you don't mind me asking. Also, sorry if I missed it but what is the composition of the bilet metal?